Family tree Dullemen » Guillaume RENAU (1677-1727)

Personal data Guillaume RENAU 


Household of Guillaume RENAU

He is married to Agnes SUDRE.

They got married


Child(ren):

  1. Jerome RENAU  1725-1769 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Guillaume RENAU

Johann RENAU
< 1657-> 1677
Francoise JUHLE
< 1657-> 1677

Guillaume RENAU
1677-1727


Agnes SUDRE
< 1684-1731

Jerome RENAU
1725-1769

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